Current Exhibitions

Front Lawn

MoCA Arlington and Arlington Public Art are thrilled to co-sponsor the installation of Zaq Landsberg’s celebrated Reclining Liberty on the Museum’s front lawn.

New South, Ground Truth brings together four Atlanta-based artists in an exhibition that reframes land not as backdrop, but as evidence. Working across photography, abstraction, painting, and installation, these artists examine the Piedmont South as a site shaped by memory, power, and unresolved history.

Dusk in the Dawnland brings together five diverse contemporary artists with deep connections to Maine,  specifically to the state’s coast and the scenic Penobscot Bay. These artists work in sculpture, textiles, video, and photography, utilizing materials that range from found objects to cutting edge technology.

Common Wealth uses archeology as a metaphor to consider history’s residue, how it surfaces in our present, and how artists excavate meaning from these materials. It brings together work by Beatrice Opokua Atencah, Michael Dela Dika, and Nicholas Malik Izon, three artists who were born elsewhere but now call Pennsylvania home.

to eat out their substance brings together artists who intersect with municipal, civic, and technological infrastructures as the basis of their practice. Working across performance, photography, sculpture, video, sound, and conceptual intervention, these artists are authorized, unauthorized, surveilled, or otherwise entangled in the strange theater of civic life.

MoCA Arlington is pleased to present Some Shining Coil of Wind, a new site-specific installation by Resident Artist Emily Fussner that continues her long-standing exploration of place, resilience, and the ephemeral. …

Under the Doodlescope presents artist Shaylin Wallace’s abstract, intuitive doodle artworks across digital illustrations, ceramics, textiles, and painting.